What TCOMAS Brings to the 360mm AIO Cooler Conversation
A 360mm AIO cooler is a closed-loop liquid cooling system built around a 360mm radiator, designed to handle high thermal loads while fitting neatly into modern PC cases and highlighting visual customization with lighting, displays, and themed hardware. At Computex 2026, TCOMAS focused entirely on this format, filling its booth with new and concept 360mm AIO coolers. The brand confirmed that, for production reasons, it does not offer anything smaller than 360mm, signalling how central this size has become in PC liquid cooling. Instead of varying radiator formats, TCOMAS experimented on the pump block side, where screens and structural shapes define each model’s personality. From multi-panel displays to minimal, screen-topped blocks, the range targets builders who expect both strong thermal performance and a centerpiece component for their systems.
Exit D3: Triple-Display Flagship for Performance Builds
The Exit D3 stands out as TCOMAS’s flagship 360mm AIO cooler, built for users who see the CPU block as prime screen real estate. It mounts three 3.95-inch square LCD panels at 480×480 resolution in a multi-angle layout, so users can split metrics, stretch a panoramic image, or even run glasses-free 3D effects via internal software. Under the aluminum alloy frame, the cooler is rated for a 350W thermal design power ceiling. It pairs a copper cold plate with an X6M-P pump, a 29.2 mm-thick aluminum radiator, and three 120 mm fans that ramp to 3000 RPM and deliver 6.05 mmH2O of static pressure. According to MyEverydayTech, “the flagship Exit D3 comes with a special 3-panel display that is built directly onto the pump block housing,” underscoring its blend of function and flair.
NeoX 360 and Form: Two Takes on Screens and Style
Alongside the angular Exit D3, the NeoX 360 and Form models show how diverse AIO cooler design can be while staying in the 360mm class. NeoX 360 moves to a continuous layout with a 6.67-inch 2K curved AMOLED display on the pump housing, complete with anti-glare coating and a CNC-machined aluminum frame. It shares the same 350W dissipation profile, oxygen-free copper base plate, X6M-P pump, and 400 mm mesh-reinforced tubing, positioning it as a high-end PC liquid cooling option with a dashboard-style screen. The Form cooler heads in the opposite direction: a clean, solid block with a simpler screen on top for key stats and subtle styling. It targets builders who prefer a restrained look but still want the information and customization that a display-enabled AIO cooler design can offer.
High-Pressure FC700 Pro Fans and Concept Hardware
To feed these dense 360mm radiators, TCOMAS introduced the FC700 Pro 120 mm fan, aimed at demanding PC liquid cooling setups. The fan uses a thicker 30 mm frame, spins up to 3200 RPM, and is rated for 115.32 CFM of airflow with 7.48 mmH2O of static pressure through restrictive fins. It runs on fluid dynamic bearings and adds addressable RGB lines, while a magnetic interlocking system lets builders snap fans together without daisy-chained cables. Concept gear on the booth extended the screen-heavy theme: air coolers with integrated displays and an AIO prototype with a gaming handheld–sized screen strapped to the CPU block. Pokde.net noted that visitors were “spoiled for choice,” with most products currently focused on the domestic market but intended for a wider audience as TCOMAS expands.
Why 360mm AIO Cooler Design Now Matters as Much as Temps
TCOMAS’s all-360mm approach reflects how this radiator size has become the default for high-performance PC liquid cooling, especially as modern CPUs push higher power limits. Instead of segmenting by size, the brand segments by style and screen implementation, from the cube-like CUBE D3 and Exit D3 pump blocks to concept units with oversized displays. This shift underlines a broader trend: for many builders, cooler selection is now as much about front-facing aesthetics as it is about raw thermal numbers. An AIO cooler design that integrates telemetry dashboards, RGB fans, and statement shapes can double as a showpiece in tempered glass cases. With plans to move beyond its home market and even into case design, TCOMAS is betting that a visually expressive 360mm AIO lineup will resonate with enthusiasts who want their cooling gear to look as bold as it runs.
